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Re: Well, I’m Back: Chrome

NoDomainsForSale — Wed, 03 Sep 2008 11:50:45 -0000

The merging of the address bar and search bar in Chrome gives Google too much control over navigation. It separates companies and website operators from their website addresses and brands.

Companies spend heavily to establish and maintain brands. Google has just imposed itself between consumers and businesses. Direct navigation has now become proprietary search, whereby Google uses its discretion to filter out web addresses and domains that it deems less relevant.

I object and I hope you do too.

Re: Our review: Chrome More Than Capable of Taking on IE and Firefox

NoDomainsForSale — Wed, 03 Sep 2008 09:56:58 -0000

The merging of the address bar and search bar gives Google too much control over navigation. It separates companies and website operators from their website addresses and brands.

Companies spend heavily to establish and maintain brands. Google has just imposed itself between consumers and businesses. Direct navigation has now become proprietary search, whereby Google uses its discretion to filter out web addresses and domains that it deems less relevant.

I object and I hope you do too.

Re: VC investment in India small but steady

NoDomainsForSale — Sun, 25 May 2008 03:13:54 -0000

India’s lack of a secondary market for bonds, and other holes in its financial infrastructure, cause an excess reliance on stocks and serve as a drag on business innovation.

Huge untapped rural labor reserves give India a growth potential in manufacturing that may not become fully engaged for another five or six years. India will rival China as the world’s manufacturer.

In the short term, there is a huge opportunity for offshoring of travel agency and ticket booking services from the U.S., where the average annual income for travel agents is over $40,000. It takes substantial capitalization, training and lead time to set up a new facility with trained staff to handle this type of work, which has contributed to a bottleneck of travel projects waiting to move.